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RENAISSANCE
RENAISSANCE
•Renaissance – rebirth of art and
learning from classics of Rome and
Greece
RENAISSANCE
• 4 reasons the Renaissance happened
–Bubonic plague killed serfs
–Crusades led to more trade
opportunities with the east
–Rise of a merchant class
–Development of a commercial
revolution
Italian City-States
Venice
Naples
Rome
Florence
Genoa
RENAISSANCE
•Merchants became the power in the Italian
city-states
•Florence became one of the most
powerful city-states and they were ruled
by the Medici family
Cosimo de Medici
Lorenzo de Medici
•The Medici’s supported the arts which made them
patrons
• Humanism
RENAISSANCE
• It is focusing on human potential and
achievements
• They studied Greek and Latin language
manuscripts
• They disliked Christian teachings
• Their studies of history, literature, and philosophy
made the subjects humanities
RENAISSANCE
•Renaissance men were concerned with the
worldly or secular life.
•To become a Renaissance man you had
to be good in many fields like art, science,
athletics, dance, play music and literature.
RENAISSANCE
• Women
• Should know the classics and study
• Do not create art they should inspire
it
RENAISSANCE
•New emphasis on
individuals, many
painters painted
portraits
RENAISSANCE- FAMOUS ARTISTS
•Donatello
•Michelangelo
•Leonardo Da
Vinci
• Raphael
RENAISSANCE
• Leonardo da Vinci
became a true
Renaissance man by
being a painter,
sculptor, and scientist
UNIVERSAL MAN = RENAISSANCE MAN
•Baldassare Castiglione- wrote a book,
“ The Courtier” in 1528, detailing
what the expectations are for Nobles
to fulfill these ideals in Renaissance
society.
RENAISSANCE
•Writers
•Wrote in Vernacular
•First great writer was Petrarch- also known
as the “Father of Italian Renaissance
Humanism.”
•Niccolo Machiavelli wrote The Prince
where he states the end justifies the means
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•Renaissance in the north began after the
Hundred Years’ War
•However, the Northern Renaissance
included more religious ideas than the
original Renaissance
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
• Great Painters of the Northern Renaissance:
• Albrecht Durer who focused on realism
• Hans Holbein- specialized in painting portraits, that are
almost photographic in detail
• Flemish Jan van Eyck- perfected the technique of oil
painting.
• Pieter Bruegel- captured scenes from everyday peasant
life like weddings, dances, harvests, and changing of
seasons.
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•These Artists used oil-based
paint because the paint does
not dry quickly, it can blend
more easily
TWO GREAT CHRISTIAN
HUMANISTS
• Desiderius Erasmus who wrote Praise of
Folly
• Thomas More who wrote Utopia which was
the ideal place because there was no greed,
war, or crime
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•The greatest
Renaissance writer in
England was William
Shakespeare who
wrote MacBeth, Hamlet,
etc…
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•Shakespeare wrote during the
reign of Elizabeth I, so England’s
Renaissance is called the
Elizabethan Age
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•Johann Gutenberg invented the
printing press which changed history.
•The first book he ever printed was???
•The Bible called the Gutenberg Bible
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
•The printing press changed society by
•Making books cheap = more people
bought them = higher literacy rate
•More people also could read the Bible and
interpret what it said by themselves = lead
to the Reformation which ended the
Renaissance